Pletenchuk on the departure of 16 ships of the Russian Federation to the sea: the Russians might have felt uncomfortable in the new Russian

The recent departure to sea of ​​16 ships of the Russian Navy for non-combat missions may indicate a sense of danger at the base in Novorossiysk. This was said by the spokesman of the Navy of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Dmytro Pletenchuk, on the air of the telethon on Monday, reports UNN.

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“The danger of using (a Kalibr-type missile from the Black Sea – ed.) is always present. In fact, such exits to the sea do not fundamentally change the situation, because in order to shoot back, you need to leave the harbor for an hour or two,” Pletenchuk said .

He emphasized that he could not connect the recent exit of 7 cruise missile carriers in the Black Sea with maneuvers or with possible use.

This may indicate that at some point, apparently, the Russians felt uneasy at the base in Novorossiysk and had to choose. As a result, they went out to sea, where they could meet with Ukrainian naval drones. Why they made such a choice, we will find out later

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Recently, on September 14, according to the Navy of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Russia took 16 warships into the Black Sea, 7 of which were carriers of Kalibr cruise missiles.